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Mako
OWNER'S GUIDE
MOTOR DOES NOT RUN
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE TREATMENT
1. Batteries are discharged.
1. Recharge batteries imme-
diately.
1. Check battery connection.
2. Batteries are not con-
nected to motor.
1. Test other trigger.
2. Return to Authorized Oce-
anic Dealer for service.
3. Damaged reed switch.
1. Return to Authorized Oce-
anic Dealer for service.
4. Damaged Relay.
1. Return to Authorized Oce-
anic Dealer for service.
5. Loose Connection.
MOTOR RUNS, BUT
PROPELLOR DOES NOT
TURN
1. Remove obstruction, and
briefly depress the activa-
tion trigger several times as
needed to engage the
clutch.
1. Propellor is obstructed.
1. Return to Authorized Oce-
anic Dealer for service.
2. Safety clutch will not
engage.
1. Return to Authorized Oce-
anic Dealer for service.
MOISTURE HAS ENTERED
THE VEHICLE
1. Housing o-rings are worn
or damaged.
1. Return to Authorized Oce-
anic Dealer for service.
2. O-ring seating surface of
housing or fore shell is
damaged.
1. Return to Authorized Oce-
anic Dealer for service.
3. Rotary propellor shaft
seal is damaged.
WARNING: DO NOT attempt to disassemble or repair the internal components of your Mako.
Doing so will void the warranty, and may cause injury or death. Any service or repairs, other
than replacement of the main seal o-rings or recharging of the batteries, should be per-
formed exclusively by an Authorized Oceanic Dealer, or by the Oceanic factory.
IMPORTANT: Be sure to save the original shipping carton, to use for transporting your Mako to an
Authorized Oceanic Dealer or to the factory whenever service may be required in the future.
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